Investors will be watching Europe's exporters like hawks this earnings season, picking over results for signs that escalating protectionism worldwide has started to dent companies' investment plans and outlook. Much…
An increasing number of companies are failing to get over the start line in this year's race to the public markets in Europe, the Middle East and Africa as investors…
The Swiss franc, long a place to park cash during times of stress - and away from the taxman's eyes - may be losing its cachet, not least for Russian…
Western banks are bulking up in Japan, attracted by record investment banking fees and expectations of a rise in deal-making as cashed-up companies in the world's third-largest economy step up…
Wall Street’s worst fears of a year-end funding squeeze never materialized thanks in large part to the quarter-trillion dollars the Federal Reserve stuffed into the market to ensure nothing became…
The stock market's gyrations have grabbed the year-end headlines, but another key financial market, investment-grade US corporate debt, is turning in its worst yearly performance since the financial crisis a…
The growing ranks of stock market Eeyores now have another reason to stay glum: Next year's profit picture is darkening fast. Corporate earnings forecasts are eroding as the tailwind from…
A long-reliable warning signal for stock investors that the tide is about to turn against them briefly flashed caution amid last month's sell-off but does not appear to be calling…
As new rules spur Wall Street banks to further shrink their research budgets, US asset management firms are shoring up in-house research, and reinventing the stockpicking business in the process.…
Traditional measures of volatility at historic lows and Wall Street stocks at new record highs went hand-in-hand in 2016 with traders fretting about bouts of wild stock-price swings and currency…
